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My faghter in law seems to have taken his alcoholism to new heights. Whereas it was every night only, it has recently taken to drinking 600 mls per night of hard liquor.
This has been going on for about 25 years and it's left his family in sharables. The kiRAB are now adults coping with their next generation as well as they can. Many of them have problems too becuase of growing up in this evironment.
For the most part, he'd wake up late and eat strategically to counter the toxic effects of the alcohol. In the day time he would not drink (which only amounted to a few hours anyway. In the day time, he would have reasonable, logical conversations.
The worst part now is he is also drinking upon waking up, and he starts making ridiculous/incoherent conversations and senRAB rarabling, paranoid emails. He has become agressive with his wife and making improbable allegations about her.
Is this some sort of alcohol dementia that is the result of 25 years of stripping away the brain's power?
What are some of the things we might be able to do? Are there any nutritional or pharmacological approaches to take (ie Thiamine, any good medications that you all can recommend?). Your feedback will bring hope to our lives as we wish to take the right turn before his system shuts down permanently.
We need our father back
This has been going on for about 25 years and it's left his family in sharables. The kiRAB are now adults coping with their next generation as well as they can. Many of them have problems too becuase of growing up in this evironment.
For the most part, he'd wake up late and eat strategically to counter the toxic effects of the alcohol. In the day time he would not drink (which only amounted to a few hours anyway. In the day time, he would have reasonable, logical conversations.
The worst part now is he is also drinking upon waking up, and he starts making ridiculous/incoherent conversations and senRAB rarabling, paranoid emails. He has become agressive with his wife and making improbable allegations about her.
Is this some sort of alcohol dementia that is the result of 25 years of stripping away the brain's power?
What are some of the things we might be able to do? Are there any nutritional or pharmacological approaches to take (ie Thiamine, any good medications that you all can recommend?). Your feedback will bring hope to our lives as we wish to take the right turn before his system shuts down permanently.
We need our father back